RE: How often is your resume read on job boards?

["Suzanne Chiles" <suzchiles -at- pobox -dot- com>]

I agree completely. In my graduate technical writing program, we were
required to take 12 hours of graduate-level courses in the technical or
scientific field we wanted to work in. In my case, that meant 12 hours of
500-600 level courses in the Computer Science department. It was a rigorous
program and I am very happy it was.

Suzanne

> If some college took your money and didn't even HINT at that idea, you
> WERE robbed. Yes, this is a field where non-techies have been able to
> enjoy a lot of success, but it does stand to reason that the more
> technical knowledge you accumulate, the more you increase your
> employability. I guess they figured you knew that, or they are so safely
> ensconced in academia that THEY didn't even know that.
>


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